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is sound rule for those who wish to
carry their points at the polls.
Nevertheless, while as solicitors OF
votes women, judging from Rhode
Island experience, have good deal to
learn. yet it does not follow that there
is any lowering of the tone of woman
hood, any evident violation of the pro-
pleties, in their presence in the town
house any more than in the horse-car.
Indeed, in the horse-car they are likely
to be brought into much more unpleas-
ant associations than in town hall or
ward.room, where the right to vote, in
this state at least, is guarantee that
those present are persons OF probable
responsibility and some responsibility
and not the rag-tag- -bobtail OF crea-
ton. The writer was unable to see
wherein the mothers of families and
the unmarried young women who dis
tributed the woman-suffrage ballots
sacrificed any dignity or placed them
selves under any embarrassing social
obligations.
The two elements which the more
strongly antagonized woman suffrage
were the conservative old farmers and
the friends of the liquor dealers. The
farmers did not have much to say, but
showed in the reject ballots with
steady regularity. The liquor element
was as earnest in its opposition to
woman suffrage as to prohibition. OF
the two great parties the proportion
of democrats opposed to women voting
was doubtless greater than of republic
ans. 1t is but just to the women 5
cause to say that it was put on trial
under very unfavorable circumstances.
The failure of prohibition has disgust
ed the large majority of the electors,
and the latter were with good reason
inclined to hold the women responsible
for prohibition. They voted, therefore,
against woman suffrage, just rs many
republicans voted against the republic
an ticket, in order to strike a blow at
prohibition.
Nevertheless, the women need not
be ashamed of the minority whose
ballots were counted in their behalf.
Its proportion of intelligence. decency,
education. and all that tends to make
humanity better and nobler, was far
greater than its numbers. and it includ-
ed many of the acknowledged leaders
in moral and mental training in the
commonwealth. 1t was defeat, but
not a dishonorable defeat. One thing
is certain-the woman-sutfrage question
has passed, in this corner of the United
States, beyond the stage of ridicule.
Its opponents have taken it in most
serious earnest, and that is no small
gain for its advocates.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-24
Didn't You Know That?

what is the church forP" asks a re-
ligious weekly. Well. WE'LL II our
sacred contemporary does not know
what the church is for. we think it is
about time for a revival Of religion in
its town. The church is to save the
minister the expense Of hiring hall :
La ,Crence CifiSen
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-24
WOMAN GOSSIP.

Some Facts with Regard to the Recent Suf-
frage Contest in Rhode Island-Female
Compositors in France, Etc.
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Louisiana New Mexico Arizona
and California and Southeast Elegant
between St. Louis a Texakana
Demng Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars between Fort Worth
md e Orleans without change.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02
OVER THE OCEAN.
EDgland.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-The Chronicle saws
The result of the race is decisive We
must accept our defeat with good grace.
The Daily Telegraph says: The Thistle
was beaten handsomely on her merits The
Volunteer is better and swifter ship all
round. The triumph stamps New York
builders at present, our superiors and teach
ers in the art of designing fast crafts
The Standard admits that the Thistle
was fairly beaten, but doubts whether the
result represents the Thistle's real form.
An examination Of the Thistle's bottom,
the Standard says, will likely throw some
light on the problem.
The Times says: 1t is now perfectly
clear that If we are to beat Americans in
their own waters and bring back the cup.
We must condescend to take leaf out of
their nook.
4 great liberal demonstration was held
at Temple Comb, Dorsetshire. today, 90
000 persons present. Somerset, Hanes and
Wits sending contineents. John Morley,
the chief speaker, replied to Chamberlain
recent speech at BirmiD CHAM. He denied
that the GlsdSrnnian position was not per
fectly clear. The liberals stood with their
feet upon a rock Gladstone had ar
nounced his assent TO a modification of his
original home rale plan
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02
The K4ntucky Hat store

Has been opened only about two months, YET
its sales have been immense. This is easily
accounted for It sells exclusively for cash
and can therefore affords to sell cheaper than
any house selling On time. Itbuys for cash
and gets discount and can therefore sell
cheaper than any house buying on time. Ii
pays nothing for a man to carry a lot Of non
coliectable bills around town from day to
day 1t CARR the largest stock to be found
in the city. It keeps the most stylish hats in
all grades and styles and at prices not to be
competed with 1t has mems boys and chill
dren's nice hats at fifty cents each and from
these prices up It carries line of boys
fine hats not usually kept in this city. 1t
no " and here returns thanks to the good
people of the ''WinniDg Wonder" and sur
rounding country for past favors and asks a
continuance thereof. It has come to stay.
Give it call; it will treat you right. Re
member the place: 106 North Main, old New
York Store, north end. 117-1t
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The Presidential Party

VIII arrive in ST. Louis tonight and remain
there, the guests of the citizens, until Tues
day evening, the 4th inst. During this time
the President and Mrs. Cleveland will visit
the fair exposition and attend the yelled
prophets ball on the evening Of the 4th
The opportunity here afforded to see the
chief executive and mistress Of the White
House, as well es the other great attractions
in St. Louis this week will well repay a
visit. To accommodate the large numoer
that will go from Wichita and vicinity, the
Missouri Pacific eft. Scott Route have
made arrangements to provide their finest
reclining chair and palace Pullman service
aud to run there through without charge
Tickets can be had at the city ticket office,
1877 n. Main st. at the extremely low rate of
one fare for the round trip, good going one
route and returning another.
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of Gowrock, now master Of the Marjorie
and formerly master of the Madge. will be
her captain
Germany.

Copyright. 1857. by the Sew York Associated Press
BERLIN, Oct. 1.-The coming confer.
ence between Prince Bismarck and Signor
Crispi, the Italian prime minister, com
pletely overshadows the interest In the re-
cent shooting affair Oh the frontier.
Count Herbert Bismark left the foreign
office this afternoon for Buechen Junction
in order to receive Signor Crispi and &C
company him to Friedrichsrube The In
terview Is regarded as of supreme import.
newal of the military convention between
Of the central powers with Italy In the
general policy was renewed for five years,
but the military convention for offensive
and defensive purposes covered only six
months, from March last to September
While Count Kalnoky, the Austrian prime
minister, was at Friedrichsrbu dispatch
was sent to Signor Crispi, asking whether
he was ready to renew the convention.
Prince Bismarck also proposed an exten
sion of the period covered by the conven
ton. Before Count Kalnoky left Signor
Crispi promised his support to the
movement for an extension of the conven
ton and made arrangements to visit Prince
Bismarck In order to personally discuss the
matter This is the first object of the
interview, and must be hailed as an effect
i've assurance Of peace for many months to
come. Another question of special interest
to the Italian government will be the ne
gotiations with the vatican on the terms OF
a reconciliation
The hygienic congress at Vienna ended
today. Prof. Hartman read a paper on
gas and electric light, In which the conclu
sion was reached that under recent i'm
in gas, both means of illumi
nation are equally healthy. A majority of
the dehaters refused to entertain this view,
cOntending that the electric light Is the
healthiest.
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Dissolution Notice

The partnership herevofore existing between
T. d. 1'almadge and l. c. Roberts. under the
firm nsne and style of Talnadge & Roberts,
is this day dissolved bv mutual consent l.
c. Roberts retiring. the real estate busin s
Will heresft4r be conducted st the firms Old
stand, loo east Douglas ave. by T. D. Tai
madge, where he vii be glad TO receive all
his old frieg ds and customers, and as many
new ones as care to eptrUst their business
with him. 7, D. Talnsdge, /. c. Roberts
Wichita, Kcrs, Oct J. 1l7 It
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kansXs City GRAIN and Provisions.

hANsAs CTTSi Oct !.
Daily Indicator reports wheat stesdy: No , soft
6iIs bid; October g. bid; November "a bid; Nav "a
Corn-Steady: ssh BID So asked DC
tober "A asked; Year s. 81 ssked May sales at SO;
No. WI tie, cash. 81 I'D
Oats-No cash 2i1S bid,
Rye-So cash 81 bid.
Flour-Dun but firm quotstions u 20: Xxx 80
ass. family s5s 10; choice 81 26sI IS fancy 81 as
O. So; xtra fancy 81 551l 60, patent 81 s0G s5 rye
flour 81 al 50.
sSran-RuIk IS; sacked. IS.
Hay Steady; fancy small baled 80 90; large, Is So
Flax seed-e0
Butter-steady; creamery fancy IS; good 90. fine
dairy 10; store cho ce OILS; poCr and low grades g
Cheese-fui cream IS. Young america lS1S.
Eggs-Steady at IL per doB,
Corn Meal--Green. 20; dried %; choice yellow, s.;
ulk ~
eoultry-Spring chics ems a. 5O,S2 50; old bens
81 as; roosGers 81 5iaI s. live arkeys sea-
Provisions,-Susar cured dams u; oacou, H. dried
baef 10. dried beef clear g. dry salt clesi rib sides
81 81; long clear s. W shoulders IS So short clear
Is .. smoked clear rib sides. as %: long clear
IS IS; shoulders, 80 Sc: short clear. 50 50,
Mess Pork-sl5 90.
Lard.-Choice tierce. So 20.
Rye, No. cash % asked
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

To my many friends and old acquaintance
wish 10 announce that from this date l am
prepared to attend to the wants Of any who
may have occasion to require my SCI vices.
Havlng been absent for the last twelve years
engaged in the study and practice of my
profession and having graduated from the
Chicago Homeopathic Medical college l no "
come back to the Peerless Princess to share
her prosperity and dwell among you
Respectfully yours,
Hit w. M. PRESTON, II. d.
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No Yuu DOu'ti

New YORK, Oct. 1.-The operators here
of the Baltimore & Ohio telegraph struck
this afternoon against the schedule fixing
the pay of substitute telegraphers at the
same rate as women employees. The mat.
ter was settled by the withdrawal of the
Objectionable schedule.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

Shaw the music man has now in stock the
finest stock of planes and organs you ever
saw. 1t will DO you good to see his store,
whether you buy or not, he has ten second
hand pianos from $40 to 500 orty new ones
from $500 up, he never lets you go if you
want TO buy n big lot of second hand organ
500 to S5O) Sixty new ones from $50 up.
You can not help but buy one, thew are so
cheap He carries the best goods that can
be produced, and sells wholesale or retail.
Don't fail to call and see him at 1919 North
Main st. III 1t
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02
Follow the Crowd.

The last few days of sunshine has found til,
Wichita Art Gallery full of customers taking
advantage of their 20 day low prices OF s. OF
per dozen for any style Of cabinet photo
graphs Mr.. Davis. their eastern operator
is making many friends among the lovers OF
fine artistic work, and our city people are
taking advantage of his short visit here, to
lay in stock of fine photos, as well as the
low prices
1l7-1t Wichita Art Gallery, 125 Main ST.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02
Ireland.

DUBLIN, Oct. 1.-Wm. O'Brien, Lord
Mayor Sullivan, Of Dublin, and Prof
Stewart succet ded in holding large league
meeting yesterday on the estate of the Mar
quis Of Lansdowne at Luggacurran, with
out the interference Of the police. Mr.
OBrien made a strong tpeech supporting a
vigorous continuance Of the Island cam,
paign inaugurated by the league.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02
81. Louis GRAIN and Provisions.

81. LOUIE. oct :.
Flour-steady. quiet snd unchanged.
r Wheaf-Active sud strong; No. red casb,
69&6eA; October f05S&70Ss closing %; November
II; December. rs ss,A, closing at 72si; May, sls
794, closing ~.
CONFIRM Cash SSsa ~; October. S. Eoveu-
be-S1s: December SsA, way, 4H1SeS4 & closing IS
0ats-DulL Cssh 2Ssa; October, 80; Aay, -S3s
Rye-NomiRai s58.
Iead-Neas at ass.
ESss-etrm l2a.l2is cents.
Bu ster-Unchansed; creamery siG2s: dairy 1891.
FocS- SIS Is.
I.ard-S6 =.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02
Picture Frames.

The grandest, finest and greatest variety oil
picture frame mouIdipgs can be found at the
Wichita Art Gallery, l25 Main street. We
buy these goods Of the manufacturers at the
regular jobbers prices, which means that you
can get your frames made at our place a,
least twenty-five per cent lower than any
house in the city We are the Oldest frame
factory in the city and will continue to dc
you good work and at prices lower than ever.
111-1t
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

The sidewalk and coping in front of Mr..
Dyer's residence on Emporia ave are the
most handsome in the city. The Ornamental
Stone Co is doing some fine work. The Of
fee OF the Ornamental Stone Co. is at room
H. No 2ll n Main ST. dl17-2*
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Chicago live STOCK.

CHICAGO, Cct. :.
Drovers Journal reports Cattle receipts slse shin
ments lsn Market steady: shipping steers
g 950e stocSe-s aud feeders, : 2S.sS on cows
bulls sno mixed a. 2Sas2 1s Texas cattle e. 5lzS al
western rangers, e. S5GeS 40 ~
Hoss-Receipts lspa shipments 600 Market
lower. mixed, 81 &5@4 -, heTvy: g. 4Czss - U-ht
O. soss4 S: rough snd skps s. 0SS7 -.
sheep-Reeeipts 2ne shipments - Nsrke,
sT,s 81 Is 81: IznnbS g. fgLss a.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02
DIR. Boyd. Dentist .

Filling teeth a specially. Silver filings
IS cents, full set of best teeth $40; teeth ex-
tracted by electricity. No. 1919 North Main,
over Shaw's music store. Satisfaction guar
nOten6 llI-2f
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Weather Report,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2, l g. NJ
For Missouri-Fair weather, light to fresh
southerly, followed by cooler Northwestern
II winds
For Kansas - Cooler, fairer weather,
light TO fresh southwesterly winds, becom,
ing northwesterlY.
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~. INnia 1--we STOCK.

ST. LOUIE. Oct :.
Cattle-Rcts, l4tD; shpt 1850, market steady. Fair
20 choice native >teers 81 % 81 ~, butchers
s. SaSs+ 70. feeders a. as s.; Texans and Indiana
com mon to choice as .0G -
Hoss-Receipts 1910 Shipments, 1913 market firm:
butchers and test heavy 81 a5Sz4 s;
ers and pts-s, IS ca a.
sheep Receipts $50 shipments s55'; usrSet steady;
Iair 10 choice s. tossQ common 81 Co.'S o. lambs
s. "a 50.
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EcnflaH6

GLASGOW. Oct Mr.. Muir, of Dublin,
owner of the yacht Mabel, has determined
20 build ninety ton cutter 10 compete for
the American cup In America next year,
unless Mr. Bell challenges for it. The de-
signer of Mr.. Muir's boat will be Mr. Fiefe,
Jr., of Fairlee, and Capt. Robert Duncan,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02
NIGHT. School

At the Southwestern Business College opens
on Monday evening, October 3rd. The fol-
lowing branches win be taught: Single and
double entry bookkeeping, arithmetic, writ
ing, reading, spelling, grammar and short
hand lIl-lt
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02
Kansas CITY Live Stoek.

The Live Stock Indicator reports:
Cattle. teceipI- 1923; shipments, 1l49. Steady.
Stockers. 81 az 60: feed steers 81 CSC q; cows
81 soeJ2 60; grass range 81 GERS 81 l50S2 90
Hogs. receipts. 80 8; shipments. 594 Strong
Good to choice, q 1914 81; .nmon 10 medium, 81 IL
Oh 90; skips ami pigs, 81 s5@4 o..
SneSp.- Receipts ol3: s0fpments. -. STEADY.
Cord TO choice. SO 25 gS IS; common 20 medium,
81 Gq@3te.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

Inside property, only two minutes walk
from Occidental hotel; fifty feet front on
River street, with good residence aud con-
veniences. The lots alone more that worth
the price asked-s3. 500 Best of terms
Enquire of Walker & Fielder, 235 North
Main street d117-tf
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Las W. LnO UKraurk !,

The person that said that was please
take notice Ladies. A new lot OF those an
tiQue oak fancy chairs and rockers will be on
sale at the Emo Building" Monday. Cost
from 50 to SIS each. Just what you want for
few odd pieces. Sold the last lot In three
days. d117-1t
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SneCIal NcIice

The seventeen elegant rooms over Neid. r
landers will be sold very cheap, as the
owners are going 10 California These rooms
are centrally located and always occupied.
VIII furnish monthly income OF at least
sl25. Apply 81 room ?, third floor. Noble
block IL y
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Unincumbered Land.

We have large or small tracts of unincum
bered land in Kansas, Nebraska, Kentucky,
Illinois and Missouri to exchange tor Wich-
tia property. Those desiring an equitable
t. ade will do well to call at the office OF
Walker & Fielder 235 North Main. dl17-tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

$50 A nice home In every particular; 10
minutes walk of postoffice, court house and
business in Boulder, Colorado. A beautiful
point and agricultural town Of 5000 inhabi-
tants and six railroads, State University and
great summer and winter resort, mineral
springs and perfect innate. Will trade
above place for Wichita or other good Kan
sas farm or city property; price $4,000. Ad-
dress =. 0. Box f03, Wichita, KaS. 1l7-5t
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Various designs ard samples of iron fenc
ing from 20 cents to 81 % per foot, painted
and put up complete. We manufacture oul
work here aud quote factory prices, and pur
chasers have no agents commission to pay.
Call and examine our facilities and work
Stewart Bros. architectural Iron Works, So.
Scuth Fourth avenue 117-1t
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Hirsh's Grocery BulIetin.

Old Kentucky smoking tobacco, per ID. D
We handle garlic, Swiss cheese, Limburger
cheese, sage pearl barley, genuine olive oil,
rolled oats, peaberry coffee, genuine French
peas and other imported goods. Call or tel
ephone LIZ. A. Jos Hirsh,
dl17-1t Spot Cash Grocer, 400 E. Douglas.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

Thos. Shaw sold q. " Kendle a fine
French walnut Decker Bros piano for his
daughter, a birthday present. He has sew
erd orders Tor these pianos that have TO
wait their turn, there IS such demand for
them. il11.1t
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Dire. smaEinU,

Miss Clark, 304 East First street, corner
Lawrence avenue, gives good fits and stylish
drapery. Guarantee al work to be well
done. Prices reasonable. 1l7-1t*
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$500 to Chicago,

You are respectfully invited to call at the
Emo building and see fine stock of furni-
ture whether you want to buy or not Some
very fine odd shaped parlcr rockers in solid
mahogany, antique oak and cherry. 117-1t
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In thinking Of pleasant trips abroad and
good points to invest your capital don't for
get Leggett Bros. excursion to Las Vegas
New Mexico. for it is the coming place and
don't forget it. Hit
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Special.

l have sorle improved farms in Edwards
county to trade for merchandise good horses
or cattle. j. E. DAVIS,
dll7-Z# Room 49, 144 Main ST.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

See my mems fine SEAMLESS shoes for 50
per pair. J. c. Woodwork, 1876 North
Main street, City Shoe Store. dll7-lt
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NEW MILITARY POST.

The secretary of war has enacted the es
tablishment of a new military post near
Denver, Col, by PRONUNCIATION of presi
dental order reserviDg for the purpose
the southwest quarter of section 3, range
60 west, 10 Colorado.
A LAND DECISION.
Acting Secretary Muldrow today rem
dered a decision In the somewhat cele-
brated case of Dayton VS.. Dayton, involv-
ing quarter section of land within the
town limits of Aberdeen, Dakota The
decision affirms that of the commissioner
general of the land Office of March 4, 1886,
also the decision of the local land officers
OF the Aberdeen district. The secretary
finds the contest of each of the decisions
is not initiated In good faith, and
further finds neither of the parties at
any time intended TO take the land for
bona 1ide settlement" The secretary
orders the land to be held In reservation
sixty days in order that the city of Aber
been may present an application to enter
the land under the town site laws. At the
end of sixty days, if no application has
been made by the city the land will be open
to entry.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

Palace Hotel, 725 South Market street
elegant furnished rooms with board S. and
So per week. Rates 81 90 per day.
d1i7-4e* Mrs. KATE ROBERTS, Prop.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

See my line of ladies' fine shoes. Nv
stock is Iarger and my prices lower than
ever J. c. Wordsworth, City Shoe Store,
1876 N. Main St. dII7-1t
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

Prices are away down on children's school
shoes at the City Shoe Store, 156 N. Main
street. d1I7-lt
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

Call on Leggett Bros, 223 S. Main street,
for particulars concerning their New Mexico
excursion. Hit
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

have in my fail stock OF organs and pi-
amos, and have some big bargains. Shaw the
music man. dllT-lt
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GOING EAST.

One pound can baking powder &c e, N.
Supply Co, corner Third street and Fifth
avenue 44Ii